The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-01
SEDAIdA.

Oh lOuis.
Mrs. j. T. Barrett returned Friday
fsOm Kansas City.
Miss Anna Barrick is spending Sun
day in Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beck have re.
turned from a visit with Clinton friends
Miss Hortense Philips, of Kansas City,
has been quite sick for the past few weeks
-Miss George Sloan, who was 8 guest
here, has returned to her home in Boom
Vile
Misses Bette and Kittie Nickerson
have returned to their home i'm Warrens-
burg. .s; s-l.t: :, afE .a
Miss M. Anette Jones entertained her
friend Miss Essie Collins, of Ohio, all last
week.
Judge Shirk and daughter, Miss Bes-
sic, attended the Patti coocert in st.
Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs F. +. Hoffman attended
the Patti concert in st. Louis last Monday
night.
Miss Josie Wright wall visit again In
Windsor before returning home, some time
this week.
Mrs I'll. IL Marean has been entertain
ing her sister, M rs. E. L. Porter, of Stan
ley Kansas.
"A very pleasant social party was given
at the residence of Mrs. PiIkington Thurs
day evening. .23' "f 49,.
Miss McSweeney, OF Moberly, has
BEEN spending few days with Mrs, J. p.
Harrington. ia So.
Probate court continues to grind out
its slow srist with. nothing trnspiring OF
any importance. ~
Mrs. l. A Turner, an accomplished
lady of ST. Louis, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Will Harrah. =
Miss Nellie Ingram returned from a
most enjoyable visit with Jefferson City
friends last week. .r.si.. = -
Mrs. Geo. Babcock will give an infor-
NAL tea next Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. j. NJ. Clute.
Miss Ora Hardin, Of Moberly, has
been spending the week with her cousin,
Miss Belle Herrold.
Rev and Mrs. Boiler have named
their charming new baby boy "Phii.p>, /"
after his mothers family.
Mrs. Robert Finley and daughter, lit
tie Johnnie, are spending a few DAYS in
this city the guests of friends. .
Miss Emma CIanda:l is glad to be at
home again and is receiving the welcom-
ing greetings of her many friends.
Miss Emma Steiner and her handsome
friend, Miss Katie Fe.ler of Kansas City,
left for Boonville Friday evening. =
Mrs. E. Il. Mcclellan, who has been
spending a week or. SO 10 Kansas City, will
not be at home before the l@stOf this week.
-Yesterday'scold,w wave Was, accompan-
d by a perfect gale Of wind whieh made
heavy oVercoatS necessary adjunct to
comfort - 3D. '''--
The city council will meet next Mon
day with a double amount of work on
hands, the last season having been post
poned. az. .i.r.s srts.E-, 81 ..E
MIR. and Mrs. John Montgomery en-
tertained the Y. NJ. Z. A. qUaItette very
enjoyably at an oyster supper Thursday
night.
Mrs. Lule WEIGH, better known as
"Dot," of the Democrat, has been quite i'll
during the week, but is once more able to
be out. .......
- The c. l. S. e. met at the residence of
Mrs Kaie Hawkins last night, and a most
interesting Longfellow programme was
given.
Miss Blanche Latour accompanied
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 'Heuis
Philippi, of Crystal City, to the Patti con-
cert in St. Louis
MIR. and Mrs. j. q. White left Friday
for Ohio, where they will be the guests of
Mrs. White and relatives foi the next
three weeks.
Rev. J, VI. Van Wagner and family
will shortly take up their residence in
Greenridge, where the reverend gentleman
Miss Ella Shadburne and her brother,
Mr.. Wills Shadburne, of Windsor, were
guest of Miss Anna Allen and Mrs. Steele,
of this city, Friday.
Mrs. p. q Longsn is the guest of Mrs.
DIR. Longan at Sterling, Kansas. The lat
ter is the newly made mother of
beautiful lit lie babe. s- - s": ..sst
Mrs, E. Johnson and Miss Eva, who
have been the guests of relatives IN Iowa,
are having an enjoyable time and will not
return before the Fl st of March.
Miss SaIlie Potter will not return from
Lansing Mich, until about the middle of
March. A widowed sister of Rev. Beattie's
deceased wife will take charge of his house
hold. r., o.:u : ...,s.. az .,f
Mrs. Warren Galbreath has finished a
beautiful little study in oil, called the.
"Tambourine Girl, which shows unusual
merit and skill from an artistic stand
point
Mrs. NJ. j. Mcpherson, of Boonville,
who attended the Walker-Longan wedding,
was also the guest while here of her friend
Mrs. Campbell. McFarlape and Rev. j. J,
wilkins and family.
Mrs. E. e. Thornton, nee Maude Blair,
has been spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Otto .tSohuitzer, of Hannibal and
attending the Mardi Gras ball given at
Armory ball, that PLACE. Il 10 al Il
"A. large number of Sedslia'ss proni-